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In excerpts from an article by Forbes, Chuck Brooks wrote, “Just when we thought it could not get much worse from a cybersecurity stat perspective, it did. A significant reason why cybercrime and breaches are rising is that most people just view it as someone else’s problem. Securing our digital identities and data

Cyber attacks have been on the rise dramatically throughout the pandemic. In the wake of the cyberattack that knocked out the Newfoundland and Labrador health-system data-centres, in early November, it would be tempting to think that hackers are only targeting large enterprises. Nothing could be further from the truth. In an

At an international level, United Nations officials warn that cybercrime is on the rise, with a 600% increase in malicious emails during the current crisis. According to an article by Forbes, “This vulnerability comes down to many remote workers working without the necessary security in place. In the office, computers are patched together,

If there is one thing COVID has taught us, it’s that we cannot predict what the future will bring. Unfortunately, there has been another lesson: Hackers love when people and businesses are vulnerable. The FBI recently reported that the number of complaints about cyberattacks to their Cyber Division is up

“Cyber attacks are like natural disasters. There’s no way to prevent a hurricane from hitting your city, but you can certainly prepare for it.”  The cyber security measures you have in place for your business should include regular security assessments to identify internal and external security threats. If neglected, the

To be sure the cyber security measures you have in place are adequate for your business, regular security assessments must be scheduled to identify internal and external threats. Without them, security gaps can expose the company’s data to hackers and weaken system operations; resulting in financial loss and irreparable damage

To be sure the cyber security measures you have in place are adequate for your business, regular security assessments must be scheduled to identify internal and external threats. In this article, we will talk about how non-compliance exposes your business to serious cyber threats, which can result in data loss,

The cyber security measures you have in place for your business should include regular security assessments to identify internal and external security threats. If neglected, the impact of data loss or corruption from hardware failure, human error, natural disasters, cyber crime, and infected software could have a significant impact on

To be sure the cyber security measures you have in place are adequate for your business, regular security assessments must be scheduled to identify internal and external security threats. Without them, security gaps can expose the company’s data to cyber crime, resulting in data and financial loss and create irreparable

Most organizations rely heavily on technology, which means… without it your business would come to a screeching halt. Did you know that 95% of cybersecurity breaches are caused by human error, 94% of malware is delivered by email, and more than 77% of organizations do not have a cyber attack